| By TripSnips on Tuesday, October 15, 2002 - 12:14 pm: Edit |
Excerpt from 2002/10 Excat - Bare Eyes
Hotel Doral, 3-star
Ave Jose Pardo 486
Miraflores
511-242-7799
eldoral@mail.cosapidata.com.pe
www.eldoral.com.pe
No problem with bringing a guest in after midnight and no extra charge. However, she has to leave her "documento" with the front desk. Advertised total cost was $69 which included a free continental breakfast. Corporate rate was $59. Rooms varied in quality. Ask for a room above the 2nd floor, in the rear, and with a window. One can watch the babes doing aerobics at 6am and 7pm in the exercise spa part of Hotel El Pardo.
| By TripSnips on Wednesday, January 05, 2005 - 03:43 pm: Edit |
Originally posted by Buffer in 2004/08 Buffer - Lima - A Pleasant Surprise Off The Beaten Path
El Doral Apartment Hotel at Av. Jose Pardo 486 in Miraflores (http://www.eldoral.com.pe). This hotel was considerably nicer than the Leon De Oro. The charge here for a double suite is $50. I checked out a suite and this hotel would be my choice for a future visit. The desk clerk indicated that guests are allowed with documento. It’s on a busy street, but has rooms on the back side away from the street.
| By Endevor1 on Wednesday, January 02, 2008 - 08:01 am: Edit |
I´ve stayed at El Doral a couple of times now. The location is within convenient walking distance to most of Miraflores. No problem with Chica´s, they just leave their id at the desk. The rooms are good sized, the staff is friendly, I paid $49.50 a night.Definately get a room that´s away from the road.
| By Gooch, RTGooch on Wednesday, September 10, 2008 - 11:54 am: Edit |
RT here. I stayed at this hotel a couple of weeks ago.
As reported, excellent location and no problem for guests with ID. Surprisingly, street noise was not an issue. The rooms are OK but a little dated, and the free cooked-to-order breakfast was pretty good (up on the roof, poolside). Blackout curtains on the windows. The desk clerk had no problem making a dinner reservation for me one night. The minibar was stocked, but expensive. I filled it with drinks from the supermarket.
The official rate is US$65. I whined and pleaded in advance, and they rented us the rooms at a 'corporate' rate of $55, both plus a 10% service charge.
For $55, I would stay there again. At $65, there are other options just as good, and possibly more modern.